For Sydney Flamm, kindness is one stitch away. After learning to crochet and knit through school clubs and YouTube tutorials, the third-year sociology student said she decided to open her own business, Syd’s Knits. Her site de ella features products such as cardigans and crochet… Read More »UCLA student crafts knitting business as way of giving back to community
The Royal Navy’s new flagship, HMS Queen Elizabeth, returned from its maiden deployment this month. In its final weeks at sea, the British carrier operated with F-35Bs from a new country but lost one of its own F-35Bs. Even with some mishaps, the carrier’s deployment… Read More »New UK Aircraft Carrier Ends First Deployment With Good Bad Milestones
TORONTO — — Lourdes Gurriel Jr. launched his fifth career grand slam, Teoscar Hernández hit a go-ahead, three-run homer and the Toronto Blue Jays rallied to stop the Yankees’ nine-game winning streak, beating New York 10-9 Sunday. Josh Donaldson, Anthony Rizzo, Gleyber Torres, Kyle Higashioka… Read More »yankees vs. Blue Jays – Game Recap – June 19, 2022
Prince Andrew faces ANOTHER legal battle over Jeffrey Epstein claims: Woman says she was raped by financier at his New York home while Duke of York was staying there The duke has previously said it was wrong of him to have stayed at the house… Read More »Woman says she was raped by financier at his New York home while Duke of York was staying there
Melbourne teacher Caroline Hewson’s household was hit by COVID-19 in January, when Victoria saw a massive spike in Omicron infections. Key points: Tens of thousands of Australians are likely to suffer long from COVID this year But there is no national data tracking the prevalence… Read More »More Australians are looking for help with long COVID. But we’re not tracking the numbers
While COVID-19 has hindered some local businesses, another new frontier is thriving: social media. The percentage of online sales in retail rose from 11% in 2019 to 14% in 2020, according to a report released last May by UNCTAD, the United Nations Conference on Trade… Read More »Gainesville women are using social media to turn hobbies into businesses
Less than a week after a landslide destroyed one home in Saguenay, Que., a neighborhood has once again been evacuated as the threat of another, possibly bigger, landslide could be imminent. Some 101 residents of 53 homes in the La Baie area of the city… Read More »Risk of another landslide in Saguenay forces more than 100 residents out of homes
Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News So far, Roman Yosyfiv figures he’s shipped $370,000 worth of medical assistance to more than 60 different hospitals FILE PHOTO: Firefighters work in an area affected by a military attack, as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues, in Zolochiv, Lviv region,… Read More »Calgarian turned family visit into helping Ukrainian war wounded
Long-time Rio Rancho resident Kevin Lawton and his wife, Lori, did what a lot of people do every summer: visit Santa Fe. But this wasn’t the usual visit to the plaza, check out a museum, buy a piece of artwork adventure. This was a trip… Read More »Dream comes true: RR man invited to show stuff at Antiques Roadshow
Alan Titchmarsh doesn’t like soggy socks, but there are plants that love standing around in the damp all day. I can think of few things more uncomfortable on a daily basis than wet feet. Give me a good pair of wellies and I am happy.… Read More »Alan Titchmarsh: The best plants to grow in a boggy garden